A Tiny Little Basket (Quilt)

The tiny quilt collection keeps growing. Look at those teeny tiny baskets!

I have previously made quilt of 2 inch baskets and one of one inch baskets that you can see above. But, now, look at these little 5/8” baskets in the works.

Here they are getting their handles embroidered. I waited until the top was pieced together to stitch the handles because I was afraid of stitching into the seam allowance.

Upcoming Solo Show of Tiny Quilts

I am currently prepping for a Solo Show of tiny quilts in one of the Angelica Kauffman Galleries. Y’all I am pumped!!!

I had this little quilt top in my Tiny Piecing teaching notebook for a few years and now it is a full on finished and bound quilt! This little beauty is 4.5” square and will be the largest quilt in the show. I can’t wait to see all the little quilts on display with little Playmobile gallery visitors!

Stay tuned for more information.

Arlo's Quilt

I used my 3” x 12” ruler to make the string pieces units for this quilt. The units are set together with narrower strips of a deep aqua solid.

I used wool batting for extra snuggle appeal and finished it with minimal stitch in the ditch quilting.

Finished size 64” by 93”

Hexagon Quilt

I made these scrap blocks early in the Covid stay at home times and finished the quilt top and got it quilt not too long after. It then had to age a few years before getting its binding.

In January I took this quilt to a retreat and made myself stitch the binding to the front before working on any of the other projects I took with me. Hand stitching the miters was tedious but I am thrilled with the result!

Finished size 56’’ by 72’’.